Take the Lead! Empowering Owners Through Electronic Voting & Crash Course: Corporate Transparency Act

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- CAI Manager Member - $35
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- Non-Member Manager - $85
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Duration: 2 hrs
CE Credits: 2

Technology: the unavoidable force driving our world today. Don’t fall victim to being behind the times when it comes to electronic voting. You’ll assemble a team of allies, equip yourself with legal armor, and learn how to use all the tools in your belt. As the electronic voting landscape evolves faster than the speed of light, you will learn to navigate the myriad of choices and emerge as defenders of fair, efficient, and secure voting processes.

**Bonus content**
Stick around at 1:00 p.m., as we offer a crash course on the Federal Corporate Transparency Act.

The Corporate Transparency Act was passed in 2021 and requires certain businesses to disclose owner information to FinCEN, a bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. The purpose of the law is to increase transparency and prevent financial crimes. The deadline for compliance is January 1, 2025, so board members and community managers need to act quickly and efficiently. Join us for a crash course on the Act itself, what this means for you, and how to manage compliance.

Ruth Ingoldsby

CMCA, EBP

Vote HOA Now

Before joining Vote HOA Now as business partner to the community association industry, Ruth was involved in association management at both a branch office and onsite community. As Director of Operations, along with overseeing vote management throughout the US, she is involved with business development and marketing where she presents both in-person and online to management companies, managers, committees, and boards. Ruth has a communications degree from the University of Illinois, holds the CMCA® designation, and is a CAI Educated Business Partner.

Elizabeth Sokacich

Community Manager, PCAM

FirstService Residential

Elizabeth Sokacich is a highly experienced CommunityManager with over 20 years of industry experience. She has spent the last12 years with FirstService Residential excelling as the manager of large scaleproperties, as well as supervising, onboarding and transitioning new propertiesand managers. Elizabeth has been a CAI member since 2009 andcurrently holds an Illinois real estate brokers license a CMCA, AMS and PCAMdesignation.